LOS ANGELES-There is nothing more boring than a budget hearing schedule.
I attended my first ever budget kickoff for the County of Los Angeles and was informed by Mike Antonovich that I would be given sixty seconds to address the entire $28 billion budget at the time.
I thought that seemed right as no other speakers, save the chap from SEIU had shown up. I dragged out the government code Government code 29080 and 29081 which were cited by the presiding Mayor of the Board of Supervisors and the budget hearing was closed after 120 seconds of testimony. I urged them to honor GC 29080 and 29081 and reset a second public hearing with fair notice.
LOS ANGELES-Overexertion. Among the various causes of incidents outlined in the 2019-20 Trend Analysis, 15.7 percent of all worker s comp claims at Los Angeles County were due to overexertion.
Overexertion includes those that involve strain or injuries due to lifting, carrying pushing or pulling. . . or doing bad things because Supervisor Ridley-Thomas asks you to.
There s a great transcript from a landfill hearing that the Supervisor had to cut out of mid-stream because George Lucas was cutting a ribbon over at Exposition Park and the Mayor and Wesson and Price were all there. Besides, the landfill was not even in his district, so Jeeves, bring around the car.
Professor guides students through disease modeling
March 12, 2021
Andreas Handel’s approach makes complicated concepts easier to understand
When it comes to preventing the spread of infectious disease, for Andreas Handel, it’s all in the model.
Infectious disease models help scientists understand and predict how diseases spread, whether it’s from person to person, among animal populations, from animals to people, or from the environment to animals or people.
“The idea is that you need to let these things interact, understand that the virus or bacteria that cause the disease are part of an environmental system, which includes people and animals,” said Handel.
Charles Culbertson
Alna’s two candidates on the March 27 ballot for second selectman and the two seeking to be third selectman answered Wiscasset Newspaper’s uniform questions on why they are running; what traits, experience, etc. do they have that will aid their service as selectman; what their top priorities would be if elected, and why; and anything else they would like to get across to voters. The newspaper told candidates their complete response could total up to 500 words.
Second selectman candidate Linda Kristan
As I gathered signatures on the application form for second selectperson in Alna, I heard many times, “Thank you for running.” This was not an impulsive decision on my part. I considered several other ways of serving in Alna before this,including the school board, planning board, and part-time town clerk. The timing was not quite right for those opportunities, but the opening on the select board connected for several reasons. I had the time, energy and r
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